Katrina Recompiled

Book Five of the Mind Virus Saga

Haunted by the violence she once unleashed and wracked with guilt over Gus Onalak's murder, Katrina Muckerton believed bringing justice to Gus's killers and destroying the Genesis and Codex serums would finally silence the rage inside her. But the nightmares won't let her go. Every sleepless hour twists her fury tighter, until self-destruction feels like the only escape.

She knows she can't go back—but what if she could remake herself?

Desperate for relief, Katrina clings to the only hope she has left: reclaiming the mind‑altering elixirs she had fought to eradicate. Then Valentina appears—a cryptic hacker with a personal stake in J & H Corporation's darkest secrets. Her sister, Lina, vanished while participating in illegal trials tied to the Genesis and Codex serums. Valentina has the access Katrina needs. Katrina has the muscle Valentina lacks. The deal is simple: find Lina, and both of them get what they want.

Disguised as low-level staff aboard a storm-lashed transport vessel headed for a remote Aleutian research facility, Katrina and Valentina infiltrate the biotech giant's most secretive lab. Katrina navigates sterile corridors and buried guilt, searching for the serum's blueprint. Valentina breaches security layers from deep inside the system. But before they uncover the truth, Katrina is exposed—and imprisoned.

Then everything explodes.

Mercenaries breach the facility, hired by a shadow faction determined to weaponize the mind-control breakthrough. As alarms scream and a countdown to self-destruction begins, Katrina must make her most brutal decision yet: trust the scientists who caged her, join the killers who unleashed her, or finally forge her own path through the chaos.

From its volcanic coastline to its scorched laboratories, Katrina Recompiled is a high-stakes thriller of psychological reckoning, bio-engineered transformation, and the price of survival.

In a world where science rewrites the mind, and the line between savior and monster blurs, one woman must decide what remains—when everything else has burned away.